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What is the best alternative to That One Privacy Site?
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Comprehensive
Full website with lots of content, info, users, comments, etc. Value for free.
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Limited details available on the site itself
AlternativeTo excels at showing you options, however it doesn't really tell you why one option is better/worse than another. It lists options by the number of likes it has received, but to directly compare the options is relatively hard to do.
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Easy to skim through content
AlternativeTo makes it easy to quickly find stuff. The lists are organized by likes which floats the best content to the top, and helpful tags warn you of undesirable attributes (such as the product being discontinued or if it includes bundleware).
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Filtering and sorting capabilities
The ability to filter by platform and license means that you can easily filter out software that you can't use. More specific filters and sort orders are also available.
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Better usability
Slant is really terrible by design.
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Has a lot of information about products easily accessible
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Shows all options
If you have a large list(~100) on slant only the first ~15 entries are displayed - even if you click see full list.
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Less JavaScript
Which drastically improves the sites performance.
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Less manipulation
Less manipulation with guest/fake accounts.
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Does not use redirectingat
It does not use redirectingat so links won't break if you use an ad or tracker blocker .
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Straightforward
Pages load much faster and there is less annoying bling bling.
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Moderation is superior
It has a good moderation team that removes spam or hate posts.
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Tag based instead of individual Questions
It is tag based so there are less duplicates.
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PrivacyTools.io
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Clear, easy to understand explanations
Many people who are not very tech-savvy are still interested in improving their online privacy & security. The creators of PrivacyTools.io have taken great strides towards making this complex topic accessible to the "average" person. They also provide direct links to the tools they recommend.
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Bad recommendations
ProtonMail, Firefox, DuckDuckGo, Signal, and Ubuntu just to name a few.
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Promotes long-term competitive products
Not all of the recommended tools only focus on privacy, many of them are also very easy to use and integrate with software you may already utilize.
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Ad-free
"No Ads, No Google Analytics, No Affiliates, No Cross-Site Requests" - PrivacyTools.IO
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Free software supporters
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Licensed under WTFPL
WTFPL is a very lax free software license. Their whole website it licensed under it, and they promote debate.
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Amazing Reddit community
They are very active Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacytoolsIO/
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Bryan Lunduke
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Long forum interviews
Bryan Lunduke often creates long forum interviews content with popular figures with the Linux development community as well as industry experts.
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Lies
Likes to make claims that hurt the credibility of other creators. The most common example is JB not actually being a Linux user. While there may be some truth behind it since old videos used to be edited on a Mac. It is clear that their are a majority of members that exclusively run Linux.
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Covers Linux-specific events
Bryan Lunduke often covers Linux-specific events that might otherwise not be available online. He mainly covers events of which he has contacts attending or at which he is presenting.
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Some content behind a Patreon paywall
Some of Bryan Lunduke's videos are exclusive, and can only be accessed through Patreon.
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Educates the public
Bryan Lunduke creates content educating the public about Linux, privacy concerns related to digital tools, and current events specific to the internet or digital technology.
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Bryan Lunduke is a software industry professional
Bryan Lunduke is a software industry professional which has worked for such companies as openSUSE and Microsoft.
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Enjoyable personality
In general, Bryan has a carefree, humorous personality. Because of this, his videos are not as monotone as other channels.
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Automatic detection & blocking
Privacy Badger automatically detects and block third-party tracking. If it detects an advertiser or network tracking you across different websites, subsequent requests to the advertiser will be blocked.
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Easy to use and configure
Everything works out of the box, you don't have to select blocking lists like in other ad blockers and there's pretty much nothing to configure.
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Easy import & export of settings
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Very informative and detailed
Well explained, so that newbies can also understand.
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Not for intermediates
His videos isn't for those technically inclined. More in-depth research is often lacking and may well be suited for newbies.
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Adds source of the content he is showing
There is a list of source at the description of his videos.
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Terrible recommendations
He recommended Brave, DuckDuckGo, and ProtonMail.
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